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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

Page

2

Quincy Rotarians Endorse Daylight Saving at Luncheon

At a Tuesday noon meeting the Quincy Rotary Club adopted a daylight saving resolution and urged support in Congress. Speakers cited benefits seen in Pierson Manufacturing and United Cereal Mills plants. Club planned charity drive, shelter dedication, street-cleaning talks, and a postponed July 10 stag picnic.

Quincy Rotarians Congress F.C. Pierson Pierson Manufacturing Company Arthur Dunn United Cereal Mills J. Will Wall Red Cross Committee Quincy Harvey Riggs D. L. Musselman Park and Boulevard Association City Council Southpark Thomas E. Thompson PD. L. Markilic Will A. Pfeiffer Will Schwindeler Rotary Atlanta W. J. Powers Nettleton Purcell Dr. Purcell D.N. Markillie Lorette Gardner Mt. Sterling Arthur F. Odell

Spirit Carriers Acknowledge Defeat by Rotary Club in Liberty Loan

A Quincey Illinois letter from the Letter Carriers Association to the Rotary Club concedes Rotary victory in Quincy's Liberty Loan campaign. The note praises the Rotary canvass results and promises a stronger effort in the next loan, dated June 15, 1917, with local social notices and familiar names interwoven.

A. Otis Arnold Letter Carriers Association Liberty Joan Bonds Rotarians Rotary Club Quincey, Ilinois Quincey Hil Quincy Whig

Soldiers and Sailors Home Officials Meet in Springfield

Superintendent Andrew and Mrs Andrew returned from Springfield where they visited the superintendent's son who has a responsible circus position booked for Monday. Mrs S J Troutweine and her three daughters Pearl Carrie and Catherine of New Canton drove to Quincy Tuesday to spend the day with Mrs Troutweine's parents, Mr.

Standbridge Cottage 20 Camp Parker Cecil Standbridge Delia Vogt St. Louis H. M. Vogt Cottage II Corporal Baker Miss Vogt Childrens Hospital Frank McLaughlin Homer Dines Home Benjamin Andrew Springfield S. J. Troutweine Pearl Carrie Catherine New Canton Quincy

Board to Let Equipment Contracts for Dewey School

Friday July 6 the board of education will open bids for classroom furnishings including 320 desks 360 folding chairs 11 teachers desks and numerous oak library tables chairs and storage items. The board may reject all bids. Lunch at Newcomb: Davis Cleaver managers and assistants from offices in Hannibal Shelbina Keokuk and Quincy dined at Hotel Newcomb Tuesday.

Dewey Board of Education Clyde L. Sears Newcomb Davis- Cleaver Company Hannibal Shelbina, Keokuk Quincy

Woman in Perfect Health After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Mrs Exsie J Van Der Lande of Paterson New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring her health after long struggling with back pain irregularities fatigue and nervousness She urges other women to try the remedies and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice

Paterson, N. J Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham Exsie J. van der Lande York St Paterson N. J Lydia BE. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

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Club Red Cross Carl HH. Bross New Dewey Pinkham N. Fifth St Fifth St The J. W. Wall W. A. Jackson
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